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Letting the dolls tell the history of Japan – Bosho Soshoin

Bosho (left) sitting with Ms. Yoshiko Matsuura
Bosho (left) sitting with Ms. Yoshiko Matsuura Source: SBS

Bosho Soshoin, a renowned Japanese doll maker in Japan, recently held her exhibition at the Sydney Japanese International School. Bosho said that she was deeply moved by the thank you letters written by the SJIS students and, according to her, those letters are the reason why she has been involved in the activities to promote international goodwill through her dolls. Bosho’s exhibitions were so far held in the US, Netherlands, Germany, Hong Kong, France, Mongolia, and Australia. (Part 1 of 2)


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Bosho Soshoin, a renowned Japanese doll maker in Japan, recently held her exhibition at the Sydney Japanese International School. Bosho said that she was deeply moved by the thank you letters written by the SJIS students and, according to her, those letters are the reason why she has been involved in the activities to promote international goodwill through her dolls. Bosho’s exhibitions were so far held in the US, Netherlands, Germany, Hong Kong, France, Mongolia, and Australia. (Part 1 of 2)



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